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2/22/18, 1:46 AM |
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Personally I agree with the Blue light that starts blinking for a caution. One reason is you don't have to look for a certain color and two some people could be color blind and not be able to tell the difference as clearly.
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2/22/18, 6:32 PM |
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Yeah great driving but you also need a break. I've crashed enuff to know that some you save from skill some from luck that might look like skill. If you drive out of that your enjoying a combo of skill and good luck. Skill and no luck or bad luck would have had a different ending. |
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2/22/18, 9:32 PM |
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Shooting dice is luck... |
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2/22/18, 10:06 PM |
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Just watch Carson in a race any track The kid has that pedal matted from green to checkered He is a true gasser
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2/23/18, 9:19 AM |
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Come racing with us and I'm pretty sure after awhile if you had the choice of being the luckiest or most skilled you'd pick the luckiest. After awhile theres more lucky racers around then talented ones. Lucky to be there in the first place, lucky to have a ride, lucky to not get taken out. He was lucky in life just to get to that position and his luck held up thru that race also. Yes thru talent and dedication you make your own good luck, just don't think bad luck doesn't exist, I've seen it make great riders disappear. p.s. how do you know his eyes were open ? or that he was doing anything but hanging on, till after the car straightened out ? You don't, although I'm sure he drove out of it with skill but the same amount of luck. |
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2/23/18, 9:33 AM | #16 | ||
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Race Count This Year: 2 Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 303 |
Just curious....how did USAC score that yellow flag? Did he get his spot back from the prior lap position, was he sent to the tail or how was the lineup reached? Not complaining, I wouldn’t want to make racing calls.
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2/23/18, 6:04 PM | #17 | ||
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Got his spot back from previous lap I think 8th at the time
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2/23/18, 6:22 PM | #18 | |
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Race Count This Year: 2 Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 303 |
Thanks.
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2/23/18, 7:58 PM | #19 | ||
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Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 84 |
Lost 3 spots, threw the yellow for safety they said. They call it blending in. He was fifth when windom bombed him. Had to restart 8th
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2/24/18, 11:26 AM | #20 | |
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I feel he was lucky there was enough of a cush to slow him down and hook up without backing into the fence. Enough talent to stomp the throttle and hope nothing bad happens instead of jumping on the brakes and going for a ride. And a little bit of bad luck he was in that situation to begin with.
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